Grammarly changes its name: It's now called Superhuman and introduces its assistant Go

Grammarly has taken a strategic turn and It becomes known as Superhuman, an unusual move in which the acquirer adopts the name of the purchased companyThe company wants to move beyond being seen solely as a concealer and position itself as a AI-powered productivity platform capable of connecting with the tools we already work with.

Although the corporate name is changing, the writing product will continue to be called Grammarly and will coexist with other pieces of the ecosystem. With the rebranding Superhuman Go is also coming., integrated assistant in the browser extension that promises Contextual help on every tab and in over one hundred compatible applications.

A name change with intention

The company explains that the name Superhuman It aims to align the brand with its ambition: to move from a “writing assistant” to a “work suite with AI agents”In practice, the icon and visual identity are updated, but The Grammarly brand remains as a productThe company is even considering, in the medium term, brand adjustments to solutions like Coda if it makes sense for the strategy.

Management insists that Grammarly users will lose nothing: the goal is to offer broader capabilities without forcing a change in habits. The idea is that the AI adapts to the way we work of each person and team, instead of demanding new routines.

What is Superhuman Go and what does it do?

Superhuman Go is an AI assistant and agent that lives within the Grammarly extension for Chrome and Edge. It runs in the background on every tab, suggests writing improvements, prepares email responses, and can search for data in your tools to complete tasks such as proposing schedules or opening tickets.

The interface will feel familiar: a side panel for viewing suggestions, launching prompts, and accessing different agents. With connections to over 100 services, Go can, for example, Schedule meetings that are convenient for you., complete briefing details from a database or retrieve notes from a previous session.

• Featured integrations: Google Workspace, Gmail, Google Drive, and Google Calendar.
• Compatibility with Microsoft Outlook, Jira, and Confluence, among others.
• Rewriting, pitch, and revision capabilities directly in the browser.

Plans, price and how to access

To try Go, simply Activate the switch in the Grammarly extension and grant permissions to the apps you want to connect.From there you can choose between different agents geared towards specific tasks, including plagiarism checker and proofreader, available from the agent store.

The suite is sold through subscription plans. The plan Pro costs $12 per month (billed annually) and expands grammar and tone assistance with multilingual features, including rewrites and translations in 19 languagesFor businesses, the plan Business costs $33 per month (billed annually) and includes access to Superhuman Mail.

Superhuman Go is available at no additional cost to subscribers during a promotional period. which extends to the February 1th 2026The company has not confirmed the final price of Go from that date.

Agent and Partner Store

For organizations and developers, Superhuman is preparing a Agent SDK in beta This will allow the creation of agents connected to internal systems, CRMs, or corporate data sources. The goal is for each company to be able to bring its knowledge and processes to the interface where its team works.

Impact on existing apps

Following the rebranding, the Grammarly writing editor remains operational, Coda is integrated as a collaborative document space, and Superhuman Mail strengthens email functionality. The roadmap includes AI features that, for example, They fill out draft emails or documents with details from internal and external sources.

For existing Grammarly, Coda, or Superhuman Mail customers, the products they use remain the same: new capabilities are being added. Go already works in Chrome and Edge extensions, and the company is working on versions for [unclear - possibly "other platforms" or similar]. macOS and Windows short term.

What does this mean for Spain and Europe?

In markets like Spain and the rest of Europe, the The proposal fits with teams that combine Google and Microsoft in their daily work.Multilingual and tone features make it easier to write naturally in Spanish and other languagesAnd integrations with CRM and support tools save time in frequent processes.

Prices shown are in US dollars and may vary depending on local taxes and conditions. To begin, many organizations can evaluate Go directly from the browser extension and activate only the necessary connections. prioritizing security and consent in every integration.

The move towards Superhuman This solidifies the company's position as an AI-powered productivity suite., in which writing assistance coexists with agents capable of connecting more than 100 services, offer contextual help and automate tasks; all while keeping Grammarly as a product for those who only need the classic writing assistant.

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